The case for a national medical cyclotron facility
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Date
1984-12
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Australian Atomic Energy Commission
Abstract
Since cyclotrons and the associated equipment are complex and costly, it is unrealistic to expect that the Federal Government will fund more than one facility at the present time. Thus it appears obvious that this facility should be designed and used to achieve maximum national benefit. In this context the AAEC proposition is to install a dual-purpose cyclotron.
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AAEC, Cyclotron radiation, Hospitals, Radioisotopes, Nuclear medicine
Citation
Smith, R. (1984). The case for a national medical cyclotron facility. (DR18). Lucas Heights, NSW: Australian Atomic Energy Commission Research Establishment.